[Topmounter]

I just did the crash-replacement deal with Shure on my ~2 year old SE530's and received a new set of SE535's yesterday.  I love the way they fit in my ears and they sound great.  However I'm really missing the wire setup that came on the SE530's... short wires connecting to a plug at the sternum.
 
A few questions:
 
1) Does anyone make and sell quality off-the-shelf replacement wires with this configuration?
 
2) Is there a custom shop in the United States that has experience doing this sort of work and is good at it?
 
3) If I wanted to break out the soldering iron and do the work myself, who sells the SE535 connectors and high quality parts that I would need to take on this project?
 
 
Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[loghead]

This is a good question. I really liked the short cable on the 530s cause I use a sansa clip and would just clip the player to my shirt at work or when exercising. Help us out (bump)

 

[vinnievidi]

Have you tried Moon Audio (www.moon-audio.com)?  They did something similar for me with an old pair of Shure E4g several years ago.  The work was impeccable.  I was actually thinking of contacting them about shortening the cable on my SE535, it's about 12 inches too long for my tastes.
 
 

 

[Topmounter]

I found some of the little Shure phone connectors on Ebay... the moon-audio site makes me think I might give the DIY a shot.